Honouring heritage, defining the future: The renewal of 33 Alfred Street

33 Alfred Street has been reinvented as a dynamic, future‑ready landmark in Sydney CBD's financial core. Its renewal blends preserved harbour views and heritage character with modern workplaces, transforming the tower into a high‑performing asset.

ESG – A performance multiplier for infrastructure investors

Infrastructure has always been about assets that keep economies moving and communities connected. Today, it means more than engineering strength or regulatory compliance – it means considering Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) principles in every decision, given their power as a performance multiplier and force for good.

Welcoming H & H Group to Horizon 3023

H&H Group, owner of Swisse and Biostime, has opened its new 17,000 sqm National Operations Centre at Horizon 3023.

Infrastructure Mergers and Acquisitions: Transaction volumes surge, led by renewable and social sectors

The third quarter of 2025 marked a pivotal moment for infrastructure investment across AUNZ with a near 200% increase year-on-year in M&A activity.

Michael Sheffield unpacks 'the return of returns'

In this video, Michael Sheffield, EGM, Funds Management, dissects the 'return of returns' trend, and what he's seeing play out in the market.

AREIT reporting season: positioned to outperform

Delivering one of the highest positive earnings revisions this reporting season, the case for Australian Real Estate Investment Trusts (AREITs) was once again made with conviction. Offering yield, growth and value, AREITs are positioned to continue to outperform.

Quay Quarter Tower listed a 2025 finalist in The Earthshot Prize

Quay Quarter Tower (QQT), located in Sydney and Dexus’s Australian headquarters, has been named a 2025 finalist for The Earthshot Prize - the world’s most prestigious and impactful environmental award

AREIT capital structures in great shape, here are two set to benefit

When a business fails, it is usually due to excessive debt. In the 2008 financial crisis, this was a lesson the AREIT sector learned the hard way. At the time, average AREIT gearing was above 40%. For a supposedly conservatively managed investment designed to deliver stable regular dividends, the figure was too high.

Specialisation, speed and sophistication: Entering the new Industrial and Logistics era

Dexus Industrial & Logistics House View H2 2025 signals a shift from pandemic-driven growth to a sustainable phase. Leasing and rental growth are easing, but vacancy remains low, supported by e-commerce and population growth. Around 2.4 million sqm of new space is needed over five years, with infill markets outperforming. Rising costs favour pre-lease commitments, limiting oversupply. Trends include larger, efficient facilities, automation, ESG-aligned developments, and green solutions like solar and battery integration. Specialised assets, including cold storage and tech-enabled logistics, are driving premium rents and values.

Australian Office | The Next Cycle: Dexus House View H2 2025

Looking to 2026, office investors and occupiers are recalibrating strategies to capture opportunities in a market shaped by supply scarcity, evolving tenant preferences, and the accelerating impact of technology and policy change.

Australian Real Asset Review Q4 2025

Dexus Research's Real Asset Review for Q4 2025 describes key trends in the real asset market, confirming Australian real estate is entering a definitive cyclical upturn, backed by historical recovery patterns seen only twice in the past 35 years. This recovery has been coined 'the return of returns' by Peter Studley, Dexus Head of Research.

Hot Take – AI might be the catalyst for more office demand

AI’s rise could boost office demand, as higher productivity drives collaboration and physical presence.

Hot Take - ASIC RG97 review positive news for Australian real estate

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has decided to undertake a review of its requirement for superannuation funds to disclose the stamp duty paid on real estate acquisitions.

Australian Real Asset Quarterly Review Q3 2025

Dexus Research's Real Asset Review for Q3 2025 describes the key trends in Australia's main real asset market including commercial real estate, healthcare and infrastructure, including a spotlight on office performance.

Hot Take - If history repeats we could be in for a recovery in office markets

A peaking of the vacancy rate in the Sydney CBD signals a major turning point for the market. With planned supply a fraction of previous levels, there is a compelling recovery story.

Australian Real Asset Review Q2 2025

The Q2 Australian Real Asset Review reveals the key trends in Australia's main real estate and infrastructure markets for 2025.

Hot Take - What would a trade war mean for real assets?

The United States has announced a series of tariffs and other countries like China, Canada and Mexico are responding.

Australian Real Asset Review Q1 2025

Michael Sheffield unpacks 'the return of returns'

In this video, Michael Sheffield, EGM, Funds Management, dissects the 'return of returns' trend, and what he's seeing play out in the market.

IMAP Podcast Series: REITs in focus – why listed property matters

Mark Mazzarella, Head of Real Estate Securities, featured on the latest episode of the IMAP Independent Thought Podcast, hosted by Emily Barlow from Perpetual Private.

Highlights from the Q3 Australian Real Asset Review

Based on Dexus’s latest research, hear from our experts on how real assets are showing signs of resilience and recovery.

Dexus Convenience REIT (DXC) FY25 results

During the year, DXC’s portfolio continued to generate defensive income with embedded growth through-the-cycle, providing stable returns for its investors, with like-for-like growth of 2.9%, high occupancy of 99.9% and a long WALE of 7.9 years.

Dexus Industria REIT (DXI) FY25 results

DXI is primarily invested in high-quality industrial warehouses across major Australian cities, with a portfolio of 97 assets valued at $1.5 billion.

Buying well and creating value – Jason Howes appears on ausbiz

In a recent interview with ausbiz, Jason Howes, Fund Manager of the Dexus Real Estate Partnership (DREP) series, shared insights into the strong performance of Dexus’s inaugural opportunity fund, DREP1.